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Son accepts father's award
1 April 2005 Three-year old Campbell Taylor holds
the medal posthumously awarded to his late father, Duncan
Taylor. Detective Constable Taylor received the New Zealand
Bravery Medal after losing his life in the line of duty in
2002. His citation reads: "At about 1.00 p.m. on 5 July 2002
Detective Constable Duncan Taylor and Detective Jeanette
Park went to Taipo Road, Rongotea to warn a local family
that a person known to them may have returned to the area.
While talking to the family they saw the person concerned
drive past the house. The two officers followed his vehicle,
which then stopped. As the Police officers got out of their
vehicle the person drove off and returned to the Taipo Road
address followed by the Police vehicle. Both vehicles
stopped in the driveway of the Taipo Road house and as the
two Police officers, who were unarmed, left their car, the
occupant of the other car aimed a rifle at Detective
Constable Taylor and, without warning, fired a shot which
killed him
instantly."
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